2019 marks year thirteen for Bodega. We like to think of it as Lucky Number 13, but even if you’re the superstitious type, and have a touch of the triskaidekaphobia, we’re out to make sure that it’s a memorable year for everyone we cross paths with. Releasing alongside our Spring/Summer 2019 Delivery 1, a new, extremely friends and family level limited release with one of our earliest collaborative partners, Saucony, is going to find its way into some lucky hands. Start getting your lucky charms of choice together. The Bodega x Saucony Azura “Lucky 13” will be available on Thursday 5/16 ($100) at 10am EST in-store only at our Boston location on a first come, first served basis. #saucony #bodega #bdgastore

"After I took care of myself, I told my mom what happened with the knife. She had started dating someone new, and I think this was the sort of feather that broke the camels back. We moved to another part of town in the same district about a ten-minute drive from our old house. Around that exact time we moved in, a new family moved into the house on the other side of John and Nate."

The S1621 comes with a 3mm high-impact polycarbonate face shield that can flip 90 degrees and adapt to most gas masks and exceeds NIJ 0104.02 riot helmet standards. Available in three individual outer shell sizes: small/medium, large, and extra-large, fitting head sizes that range from 6 5/8” to 8 3/8”.

The company says the single-coated tape, called 3M 4077, is water resistant, offers improved stretchiness and air penetration, and can be worn for up to 14 days. It combines adhesive with a white meltblown elastic nonwoven backing on a silicone release liner. It is compatible with ethylene oxide sterilization, electron beams and gamma sterilization.

But only 13% of the country’s workforce is employed by firms with more than 250 employees, the second lowest after Greece in the OECD, and far below the 47% in Japan. "The big companies have mastered a business model to survive without boosting hiring," as labor costs rise and firing legacy workers remains difficult, said Kim So-young, an economics professor at Seoul National University.

May 08, 2019 – Joining a lineup of new styles that commemorate ten years of the Nike SB Zoom Janoski, this remastered slip arrives in a collaborative colorway with Brazilian skate shop Matriz. A camo print runs beneath the Swoosh and across the heel counter, while the Matriz dog logo rests on the midsole (Both the dog and the Matriz name are inspired by the Porto Alegre plaza where SB team rider Luan Oliveira skated as kids). 

A pioneer in repurposing materials for fashion, Sanuk recently launched its Yoga Sling III ($48), a certified vegan sandal. Its straps are made with recycled materials, and the footbeds are signature Sanuk: Made with yoga mats, they’re deliciously soft yet supportive, with nice arch support (and if anything needs some extra love, it’s Mom’s constantly moving feet). Once she gets the hang of sliding the straps on, we’ll bet these beauties quickly become her top-choice footwear.

Over on Ikea’s website, the product description explains: ‘You can keep the blind open in the desired position by securing it in place with the included clips. When you want to close the blind completely you can fasten it to the bottom of the window frame using the included hook-and-loop fastener.’

Speaking of apps, take a minute and download Google Translate or iTranslate if you don’t speak German. Many people in Cologne speak English so language isn’t much of a problem, but it’s a good idea to have this app handy for voice and text translation or for taking photos and getting a translation of the words in the photo (think all-German menus). TripAdvisor is another useful app to have to locate places or restaurants to visit, along with reviews.

Satter says in 2018, Florida saw more than 500 motorcycle-related fatalities. More than 30 percent of those involved head trauma.

 CR: I am the President and the Creative Director of Stone Island: this second role is what involves (and thrills) me most. Moreover, I am teaching at the Milan Politecnico University. When I am not travelling, I spend most of the time with my creative team, half the week at the Milan office and half the week at the Headquarters in Ravarino, a town in the Emilia Romagna region. My everyday work changes according to the status of the collection: we start with creative input, then we test and develop a prototype, a first quality control is made and then samples are realized. I never get bored, I find stimulus and ideas from everything I see around me; I feel lucky for doing what –to me- is the best job in the world!

"Then she tried to. The audio and video I had to watch for the trial was horrifying. I had blocked it out nearly completely, and really didn’t remember how close it was. She guns the engine at me, I throw my hands up in front of my face when I realize what she’s doing and scream, and jump out of the way with inches to spare."